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Local workers at the Wote Affordable Housing Project have entered their fifth day of protest, citing poor leadership, discrimination, and abuse by the site foreman. The protesting workers allege that they are being unfairly sidelined in favor of laborers brought in from other regions.
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Affordable housing workers in Wote hold protests
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